General Strike Centenary Schedule Exhibition about the General Strike nationally and in Stroud at Stroud Valley Arts April 22-26 Performance at SVA Wednesday 22nd Stuart has written an account of the General Strike in Stroud. This will be published by ...

The Walking Arts & Local Communities (WALC) online course invites you from March to June 2026 into the artistic practice of walking arts. Designed for artists, creators, educators, cultural workers, and innovators, the course explores walking not simply as a theme, but as a method of learning, creating, and relating. This is not about learning about walking. It is about walking as learning.

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So pleased that the filmpoem that Erin Coppin and I created together is going to be published in the webzine, … More

An arts trail in North Edinburgh, from Natalie Taylor’s labyrinth at Pennywell Kirk to the mural on the Edinburgh Direct Aid Warehouse wall made by Draya Madú with Eva Paredes and volunteers. Map here. Labyrinth by Natalie Taylor A Cretan labyrinth in the grounds of Pennywell Kirk (Old Kirk and Muirhouse Parish Church) constructed by … Continue reading North Edinburgh Art Trail

Aujourd’hui, alors que le milieu artistique et culturel souffre de différents affaiblissements, paupérisations, entre coupes budgétaires et freins politiques, voire idéologiques, le monde du sonore me semble en extension. Festivals, radios, installations, appels à œuvres, la création sonore paraît avoir le vent en poupe, portée par de bonnes ondes. La déferlante podcastante n’y est certainement […]

I’ve been teaching Bevann Fox’s Genocidal Love: A Life After Residential School this week. Fox describes this book as both “a fictionalized telling of my own story” and a novel; as Michelle Coupal, one of my colleagues and an expert on the literatures of residential schools, points out in the foreword, in Cree culture the … Continue reading 5. Bevann Fox, Genocidal Love: A Life After Residential School →

I read Haruki Murakami’s What I Talk About When I Talk About Running 20 years ago, when it came out. I remember being fascinated by his account of running marathons and participating in triathlons, mostly because I’ve never been athletic and found it incredible that a man almost 20 years older than I was then … Continue reading 4. Haruki Murakami, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running →

  Its First Sunday, this Sunday and so time for a convivial wander Come and join The LRM 2pm 1st February. We’ll be loitering on that weirdly empty Plaza opposite Spar and the Holiday Inn Express in the Northern Quarter. The address is   New George S...

Walking in Pairs, a collaborative walking art project where two people walk at the same time but in different locations. It is an enquiry into the nature of the connection and resulting work made. ...

Half a dozen U.S. cities, including Detroit and Houston, will permanently reduce or remove car traffic on some of their streets. Source: These 6 U.S. cities will have new pedestrian zones in 2026 – Fast Company

This is a call to join in this year’s Terminalia wander for a little light distraction. Celebrated on the last day of the Roman year Terminalia is marked on February 23rd.Terminalia was an ancient Roman festival in honour of the god Terminus, who presided over boundaries. His statue was merely a stone or post stuck

Il y a un an jour pour jour, disparaissait l’ami Philippe Franck.Artiste du sonore et du numérique, enseignant-chercheur, curateur, critique et historien de l’art, directeur artistique et programmateur de nombreux événements, dont City Sonic qu’il a créé, développeur de réseaux, il a œuvré à de multiples projets, en terres belges et au-delà.J’ai rencontré cet infatigable […]

Caminatas Creativas de Atotonilco (2025)Created as part of the Social Impact Residency at Camino al Arte in Atotonilco, México The Caminatas Creativas walking guide was created based on walks with local residents in and around Atotonilco, Méxic...

In this poetic photo essay, Emma Plover walks with edges, inviting the reader to step into closer relationship with their everyday journeys and environments.

Une trame blanche est une trame écologique, urbaine ou non, s’inscrivant dans la famille des corridors écologiques, caractérisée par une ou des continuités proposant des ambiances acoustiques qualitatives et apaisées. Elle repose notamment sur les travaux en écologie acoustique, bioacoustique, écoacoustique, et met l’accent sur l’influence du paysage sonore sur la faune et la flore, […]

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WHY GO FOR A WALK? Not to get anywhere; the lack of destination makes it a walk rather than a journey. But a walk is never aimless; you set limits… Source: Long Walks

During this hard time in Minneapolis, I was heartened today to see an article in the Star Tribune featuring our winter seed sowing workshop from last week.

Given the current insane state of international affairs, a pleasant breeze of calm is our announcement of the winners of Marŝarto25, the award which recognises the best walking art (excluding sound walks, of course). For the 2025 Grand Jury, it was almost a tossup between the top two shortlisted

We are looking forward to developing a variety of events  to commemorate the General Strike centenary in Stroud and also looking forward to contributing to events in Bristol and Gloucester over the coming months. All will be revealed in the fullness of...

The Marŝarto25 shortlist reflected a wide and compelling field of walking practices, demonstrating how walking continues to operate as a critical, poetic, and socially embedded artistic method. Across a range of geographies, durations, and intentions, the shortlisted works shared an understanding of walking as a way of thinking with the world: attentive to landscape, community,

A collaboration between a tribal elder and an artist descended from first colonizers Source: You Are [Always] in Native Space: Grappling with Legacies of Colonization Through Sound – Art Journal Open